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Coles Noosa | Pedestrian ‘Spine’ | Detail Landscape Plan 1 of 2
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Pedestrian ‘Spine’ | Design Rationale: A Formal pedestrian crossing delineated with coloured concrete and sawcut patterning extending
across roadway providing continuos pathway along ‘spine’.
H Pedestrian ‘spine’ delineated with feature pavement finish to provide a cohesive connection along
length between Pinaroo Way, shopping precinct and proposed Tavern / Liquor Store and the
M Potential for artistic sculptural vertical element to strengthen visual links from Pinaroo Way,
speciality shop / plaza area down to lower Liquor Store / Tavern area and Noosa Drive entrance.
The pedestrian ‘spine’ will be the defining cohesive element linking the Pinaroo Way and specialty shops precinct with the lower Liquor Store/Tavern Noosa Drive entrance. 1000x500mm grey sandstone paver sets on concrete subbase; maximum Artwork sculptures to be integrated within the broader landscape design reflecting the coastal
B Pathway access to existing commercial, Post Office and Noosa Drive. 1:14 ramp with handrails grade 1:50. Indicative levels and grades only; subject to detailed design. environment and local culture of the Noosa Junction area. Proposed vertical sculptures may
and Noosa Drive entrance. The ‘spine’ will be a primary pedestrian thoroughfare delineated with a singular pavement treatment and interwoven and TGSI’s.
with feature vertical vegetation and unique sculptural elements along its length. It will be an element always seen, but not necessarily followed; a have feature uplighting. (Artwork design and specific site location subject to future design and
I Pedestrian ‘spine’ delineated with feature vertical form, exground vegetation to provide a visual commissioning)
way finder through the precincts. C Covered parking areas. Please refer to architectural drawings. link along the length and to not comprise sightlines along roadway/pedestrian pathway; positioned
D Parking areas with shade trees to every four parking bays. minimum 1m from back of kerb. Proposed species: Livistona decipiens and Archontophoenix
A mixture of Archontophoenix cunninghamiana and Livistona decipiens of varying heights will be scattered along its length, providing a clear visual cunninghamiana; varying heights. Exground palms to have feature uplighting along length.
link through the sloping site. The retention of the two large existing Melaleuca quinquenervia along the ‘spine’ will provide a shaded refuge along E Bioretention area planted with macrophytes. Please refer to engineers drawings.
the journey. The palms and shade trees will be underplanted with a mixture of robust native grasses, ferns and gingers that will provide interest J Seating area and park facilities (rubbish bins, recycling bins, drinking fountain) located along
through unique form and texture. Shaded rest areas with park facilities, such as rubbish bins, recycling bins, seating and drinking fountains, will be F Pathway access from pedestrian spine through open space to Noosa Drive entrance and lower length of pedestrian ‘spine’.
provided along the length of the ‘spine’. Pinaroo Way; 1200mm width.
K Proposed Liquor Store.
G Passive open space area with small indigenous shade trees and earth mounding.
Proposed artwork sculptures will be integrated within the length of the ‘spine’, reflecting the coastal environment and local culture of the L Pavement treatment extends through to Tavern entrance.
Noosa Junction area. Due to the site topography and proposed vegetation character, it is suggested that the integrated artwork be a series of
complimentary vertical elements that will provide continuity and wayfinding through the site.
The ‘Spine’ connecting the site. (NTS)
Coles Noosa | Landscape Development Application Stage 2A | Pedestrian Spine 1 of 2 Sunshine Coast
Suite 2/9 Capital Place Birtinya QLD 4575 Project No.: 12212SSC
0 1 2 3 PO Box 111 Moffat Beach QLD 4551 Date: 15.03.2013
Coles Group | Property Developments Ltd 5m
Tel +61 7 5437 8574 | Fax +61 7 5437 2716 Scale: 1:100 @A1
Email [email protected] Drawing No.: MP-008
Brisbane Sunshine Coast Sydney Melbourne Darwin Gold Coast Issue: A
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